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Attack took place in Savare near a military camp that hosts Malian forces, UN peacekeepers and Russian Wagner fighters.

Groups of activists around Sudan have set up networks of medics, nurses and engineers to respond to citizens' needs.

It has been eight years since my son was forcefully disappeared. Every Eid his absence brings us so much pain.

Sudan's army and paramilitary group RSF began a violent power struggle last weekend with more than 400 people killed.

Defence minister also ordered the deployment of destroyers equipped with SM-3 ship-to-air missiles to coastal waters.

Since Musk took over Twitter, it has changed for the worse, from reinstating previously banned accounts to layoffs.

Analysts warn the conflict may have far-reaching consequences not only for Sudan but also on an already unstable region.

earthrise explores how faith communities are mobilising to protect our common planetary home.

The head of Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum discusses what art tells us about the past and what it means to future generations.

People breathed a sigh of relief as they marked Eid peacefully and in comfort after fears of a new war with Israel.

Muslims gather in Indonesia and Malaysia to celebrate Eid al-Fitr, the 'festival of breaking the fast' after Ramadan.

Germany has switched off its last three nuclear reactors, while many countries are expanding their atomic power plants.

Former head of the Russian Baltic Fleet, Admiral Viktor Liina, named as new chief of the Russian Pacific Fleet.

The Guantanamo prison camp has come to symbolise the brutality of the US's so-called 'war on terror'.

Japan's SS Montevideo Maru was sunk in 1942 by a US submarine unaware that more than 1,000 prisoners of war were onboard.

US General Mark Milley held call with Sudan's General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan over safety of US citizens in Sudan.

As the war enters its 423rd day, we take a look at the main developments.

The Brazilian leader's remarks, implying both Russia and Ukraine are at fault for their ongoing war, have stoked anger.

Residents in Khartoum say fighting continued after the army announced a three-day truce for the Eid festival.

The actor faced charges in relation to the fatal 2021 shooting of a cinematographer on the set of the movie Rust.

There are growing fears the violence could lead to a wider conflict.

Alejandro Toledo is set to be extradited to Peru to face bribery-related charges in a corruption investigation.

The verdict that its Autopilot did not fail to perform safely is a big victory for Tesla as it braces for more trials.

Hassan Diab and his supporters say guilty verdict in fatal 1980 Paris attack amounts to a 'wrongful conviction'.

Activists take part in 'The Big One' event in UK capital to demand the government do more to tackle the climate crisis.

Dept of Homeland Security head says migration, artificial intelligence, China, and climate change are top priorities.

Canada wants to attract EV supply chain producers so its manufacturing sector can pivot to a low-carbon economy.

Kyiv's prospects of unblocking grain exports to Eastern Europe improve as Romania opts against the ban on food imports.

The US Supreme Court is considering whether to uphold restrictions to the pill used in more than half of US abortions.

Democrats approve of job the president is doing and would back him, but they have concerns about his age, poll shows.

Concerns range from water supplies and oil pipelines to a new humanitarian crisis in the making.

Alberto Fernandez says he will 'hand over the presidential sash' and not seek a second term in office in October polls.

Africa's most industrialised nation is magnet for migrants, refugees but sees sporadic episodes of xenophobic violence.

Hungary's outspoken populist leader takes to Twitter after Stoltenberg pledged Ukraine's eventual membership.

Sea level rises double, and greenhouse gases in the atmosphere hit a record, World Meteorological Organization warns.

A brewing dispute over Mexican restrictions on some corn imports will only hurt farmers on all sides.

Western weapons pour into Ukraine as officials in Kyiv promise new attacks will start soon.

Analysts warn the battle for capital Khartoum is expected to be long and bloody but the army should prevail.

South Africa has one of the world's highest murder rates, with about 20,000 murders recorded every year.

A container carrying 'high-value' items was stolen after being unloaded from a plane at a cargo facility in Toronto.

Several of Raab's subordinates in Westminster had complained about his professional behaviour.

Musician Jake Blount and author Mark Anthony Neal on Black music, exploitation and the US entertainment industry.

US preparing to send additional troops to nearby Djibouti in case an evacuation of Americans from Sudan is needed.

'We need to retake our public square. Democracy cannot survive if we can't have good-faith disagreements.'

Thousands march to demand government uncover who real conspirators were behind attacks that killed nearly 270 people.

At least three people were injured as a jet fired a weapon into the city of Belgorod, according to Russian state media.

Veteran Indian journalist Paranjoy Guha Thakurta talks about his reporting, meeting Adani and the cases he faces.

China's Xinhua and Russia's RT no longer labelled as state media after unannounced changes.

The Saudi-Iran rapprochement has yet to reflect on Lebanon’s political deadlock.